Atlantic Lodge is at White Cross, about six miles inland from Newquay. It's a two-bedroom villa, one of a small group. It sleeps four. There's one bathroom. It's got a 3 Star rating, so it's clean and comfortable but not luxurious.
You've got a private seating area out the back. To the front, there's a communal lawn shared with the other villas. It's a quiet spot.
Inside, it's all on two floors. The living room is spacious and leads into the kitchen and dining area. The kitchen has what you need. Upstairs are the two bedrooms, one double and one with twins. The bathroom is up there too.
Newquay is the main draw, about a fifteen minute drive. The beaches are good. Fistral and Watergate Bay for the surf. The town has the zoo and the aquarium if you need a day out of the weather. You can walk the coast path from there.
Padstow is about half an hour's drive north. It's busy, but the harbour is nice. The Camel Trail is good for a flat bike ride or walk into Wadebridge or out towards the coast. Port Isaac, another half hour along the coast, is where they film Doc Martin. Bodmin Moor is inland, about twenty five minutes drive, if you want proper moorland walks.
The property is listed as having wheelchair accessible entrance and a kids' play area on site. There's on-site parking. WiFi is included. One well-behaved dog is allowed. Bedding is provided.
For local information, the National Trust Cornwall site is useful for walks and places to visit. Visit Cornwall has broader advice.